We read aloud ‘The Three Bears’, one of the very short fairy tales "in two voices" by Mary Ann Hoberman, in unison with a group of pupils during a videoconference. The Croatian Elves took the role of Goldilocks, the Polish ones – the role of Baby Bear. We also had a puppet theatre while reading the poem. It was a fun activity!
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Saturday, 27 February 2016
Choral reading by Poland & Croatia
On 24th February we celebrated together World Read Aloud Day. We wanted to join all of the people taking action to show the world that the right to read and write, safe education and access to books and technology belong to every child.
We read aloud ‘The Three Bears’, one of the very short fairy tales "in two voices" by Mary Ann Hoberman, in unison with a group of pupils during a videoconference. The Croatian Elves took the role of Goldilocks, the Polish ones – the role of Baby Bear. We also had a puppet theatre while reading the poem. It was a fun activity!
We read aloud ‘The Three Bears’, one of the very short fairy tales "in two voices" by Mary Ann Hoberman, in unison with a group of pupils during a videoconference. The Croatian Elves took the role of Goldilocks, the Polish ones – the role of Baby Bear. We also had a puppet theatre while reading the poem. It was a fun activity!
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